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McPherson is an amusing writer who believes that "bridge is a battle between fate and chance mediated by skill." In this lighthearted book, he relates bridge's history and tours its contemporary universe. Originally derived from the British game of whist, the modern version of contract bridge was developed in 1925 by railroad heir Harold Stirling Vanderbilt. McPherson provides snapshots of men such as Ely Culbertson and Charles H. Goren, whose writings and activities spurred a bridge craze in the '30s and '40s. Traveling to Kansas City, Gatlinburg, Tenn., Las Vegas and London, among other locations, McPherson attended tournaments and visited clubs, interviewing famous players and collecting fascinating anecdotes. During classes at the Manhattan Bridge Club, the author became friends with 83-year-old Tina and persuaded her to accompany him to Chicago where the two played as partners in an annual tournament. The author says the bridge-playing population is aging, a process exacerbated by the current preference for poker among younger card players. Although McPherson provides a brief introduction to the rules, those who have played bridge will derive the most enjoyment from this breezy, absorbing account. (July 3)Copyright 2007 Reed Business Information
Backwash Squeeze and Other Improbable Feats: A Newcomer's Journey into the World of Bridgeby Edward McPherson
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At one time the game was even bigger than baseball. Today bridge is played by more than twenty-five million people in the United States alone, with Bill Gates, a sitting Supreme Court justice, and the guys from Radiohead among its devotees. In this spirited homage, Edward McPherson recounts the colorful history of the game and his attempts to master its mysteries
At one time the game was even bigger than baseball. Today bridge is played by more than twenty-five million people in the United States alone, with Bill Gates, a sitting Supreme Court justice, and the guys from Radiohead among its devotees. In this spirited homage, Edward McPherson recounts the colorful history of the game and his attempts to master its mysteries in time to compete at the North American Bridge Championships—despite being barely able to shuffle cards, let alone play competitively. Insightful, funny, and steeped in respect, The Backwash Squeeze is an affectionate view of a grand game by an outsider trying to make his way into the inner circle.
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"If you're stupid, you can't play good bridge," says the man at the front of the class. I would settle for decent bridge, but I keep my mouth shut. The guy is a six-foot-four 190-pounder, who seems to bear a spiritual kinship and distant resemblance to Groucho Marx, complete with mustache and hundred-mile-an-hour New York yawp. He promises he has much to teach us, before launching into a long riff about card games, intuition, and the film Pirates of the Caribbean, which he claims to have seen about ninety-two times. He talks with his hands, which are grabby and communicative and have absentmindedly picked a rubber band off a deck of cards and now stretch it to mesmeric effect. We are on the fourteenth floor of a building in midtown Manhattan. There are twelve of us in the room; we sit four to a table, our rapt attention on this man, Jeff Bayone, who is our counselor, our confidant, and—above all else—our bridge teacher.
"I am your mother," Jeff insists, stealing a line from his book, It's Bridge, Baby, copies of which he has already passed out—and signed—without our having to ask. He looks nothing like my mom, a Texas blonde named Sally, but what do I know? We are all newcomers to the game. For $149, we have signed up for six two-and-a-half-hour lessons, two practice sessions, and a copy of Jeff's book. He has taught more than three thousand students. He is the co-owner of the Manhattan Bridge Club, and, as it sayson the back cover, "bridge teacher to the stars."
We are not stars. But contrary to common preconceptions about bridge, we are not batty old ladies or nerdy chain-smoking neurotics, either. We are everything in between. There is a harried yuppie couple who refused to hold the elevator, an older woman with a diamond brooch and a shopping bag from Zabar's, a mousy forty-something mom, a young gum-chewing Greenwich Village teacher, a well-tanned English gent just back from a cruise, and a balding Turkish man who favors crisp blue button-downs. The woman on my right, a chatty Cathy in her fifties with a close-cropped coif, seems a little starstruck—she takes one look at my copy of It's Bridge, Baby and points out that Jeff is the author of the book he just signed. I nod and she beams. She had to find this class through the Yellow Pages because an Internet search for "New York" and "bridge" mainly turned up architectural sites (and doubtless got her on a watch list). She has dragged along her silent-but-smiley friend, with whom it soon becomes clear she is living, though she seems reluctant to admit it to strangers.
She is excited; we are all excited—not to mention a little scared and intimidated. For bridge is no walk in the park. You use the same fifty-two cards that you use to play poker, War, and Go Fish, but the game is closer to brain surgery than rummy. It starts simply enough. There are four players, two teams of two. For each team, the goal is to bid on and then win a certain number of "tricks." This is where beginners fall off the deep end. During the bidding, which happens before the card play begins, partners employ sophisticated systems that function as specific codes. Through a combination of bids ("one spade," "three hearts," etc.), they exchange detailed information about their hands—what they have, what they don't have, their high cards, their longest suit, and so on—all the while trying to bid the "correct" number of tricks they think they can win, given a certain trump suit. The more intricate the system, the greater the precision, but even the most complex conventions are overwhelmed by staggering odds. There are fifteen legal words—"one," "two," "three," "four," "five," "six," "seven," "clubs," "diamonds," "hearts," "spades," "no-trump," "pass," "double," "redouble"—that can form exactly thirty-eight bids, which must be used to discuss the 635,013,559,600 possible hands a player might be dealt. Thus partners work and work to refine their private language, all before a single card is played.
The play of the hand is brisk, cunning, and mentally taxing. For starters, you are expected to count all fifty-two cards. (As one professional bridge player later explained to me: "Keeping track of fifty-two? That's easy. You should be able to do that right away. It's a given, really.") There are stratagems galore, a host of offenses, defenses, feints, fake outs, and finesses. In his memoir, The Bridge Bum, world champion Alan Sontag quotes the writer Marshal Smith, who declared a bridge player should possess " 'the conceit of a peacock, night habits of an owl, rapacity of a crocodile, sly inscrutability of a snake, memory of an elephant, boldness of a lion, endurance of a bulldog, and killer instincts of a wolf' "—a list to which I might add, given the Herculean amounts of coffee consumed around the table, the bladder of a whale.
I am in Jeff's class for a simple reason—I want to write a book about bridge. And let it be said up front: I set out to write this book for money. When I conceived of this plan, I was poor, having spent the previous year cobbling together freelance gigs; I was getting married; I needed a new computer. I had written a biography of Buster Keaton, which was enjoyed by my mother and dozens of others, and after a desultory month or two of halfheartedly shopping the first chapters of an unfinished novel—apparently nobody wanted to pay up front for a hazily conceived, disappointingly autobiographical story from a would-be first-time novelist—I was ready to leave behind my personal obsessions (which ran along the lines of old movies, subway tunnels, and chorizo) and really sell out. I would pick a topic so commercial, so calculatingly crass, that it would guarantee me oodles of cash—from here on out it would be fine dining, exotic trips, and maybe one of those posh gold-plated iPods or a washer-dryer.The Backwash Squeeze and Other Improbable Feats
A Newcomer's Journey into the World of Bridge. Copyright © by Edward McPherson. Reprinted by permission of HarperCollins Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Available now wherever books are sold.
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The Backwash Squeeze is a great book about the card game of Contract Bridge. Written by a free-lance writer and novice bridge player it is a wonderful introduction to Bridge, to play at local Bridge Clubs, to the play of Duplicate Bridge and, finally, to play at Bridge Tournaments. It is perfect for long-time experienced players as well as people who play social bridge and are considering organized duplicate bridge at bridge clubs.


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Fundamental Concepts in the Design of Experiments, 5/e offers comprehensive coverage of the key elements of experimental design used by applied researchers to solve problems in the field. Wide-ranging and accessible, it shows students how to use applied statistics for planning, running, and analyzing experiments. Featuring over 350 problems taken from the authors'
Fundamental Concepts in the Design of Experiments, 5/e offers comprehensive coverage of the key elements of experimental design used by applied researchers to solve problems in the field. Wide-ranging and accessible, it shows students how to use applied statistics for planning, running, and analyzing experiments. Featuring over 350 problems taken from the authors' actual industrial consulting experiences, the text gives students valuable practice with real data and problem solving. The problems emphasize the basic philosophy of design and are simple enough for students with limited mathematical backgrounds to understand. The authors provide extensive coverage of the analysis of residuals, the concept of resolution in fractional replications, Plackett-Burman designs, and Taguchi techniques. SAS (Statistical Analysis System) computer programs are incorporated to facilitate analysis.
Thoroughly revised and updated, this new edition includes sixty new problems, focuses more on computer use (adding computer outputs from statistical packages like Minitab, SPSS, and JMP), and emphasizes graphical procedures including residual plots and normal quantile plots. Ideal for various advanced undergraduate and graduate experimental methods courses taught in statistics, engineering, and mathematics departments, this book will also appeal to professionals and researchers doing experimental work.
Product Details
- 9780195122732
- Publisher:
- Oxford University Press, USA
- Publication date:
- 03/25/1999
- Edition description:
- Pages:
- 576
- Product dimensions:
- 9.30(w) x 7.70(h) x 1.30(d)
Table of Contents
1. The Experiment, the Design, and the Analysis
1.1. Introduction to Experimental Design
1.2. The Experiment
1.3. The Design
1.4. The Analysis
1.5. Examples
1.6. Summary in Outline
1.7. Further Reading
2. Review of Statistical Inference
2.1. Introduction
2.2. Estimation
2.3. Tests of Hypothesis
2.4. The Operating Characteristic Curve
2.5. How Large a Sample?
2.6. Application to Tests on Variances
2.7. Application to Tests on Means
2.8. Assessing Normality
2.9. Applications to Tests on Proportions
2.10. Analysis of Experiments with SAS
2.11. Further Reading
3. Single-Factor Experiments with No Restrictions on Randomization
3.1. Introduction
3.2. Analysis of Variance Rationale
3.3. After ANOVAWhat?
3.4. Tests on Means
3.5. Confidence Limits on Means
3.6. Components of Variance
3.7. Checking the Model
3.8. SAS Programs for ANOVA and Tests after ANOVA
3.9. Summary
3.10. Further Reading
4. Single-Factor Experiments: Randomized Block and Latin Square Designs
4.1. Introduction
4.2. Randomized Complete Block Design
4.3. ANOVA Rationale
4.4. Missing Values
4.5. Latin Squares
4.6. Interpretations
4.7. Assessing the Model
4.8. Graeco-Latin Squares
4.9. Extensions
4.10. SAS Programs for Randomized Blocks and Latin Squares
4.11. Summary
4.12. Further Reading
5. Factorial Experiments
5.1. Introduction
5.2. Factorial Experiments: An Example
5.3. Interpretations
5.4. The Model and Its Assessment
5.5. ANOVA Rationale
5.6. One Observation Per Treatment
5.7. SAS Programs for Factorial Experiments
5.8. Summary
5.9. Further Reading
6. Fixed, Random, and Mixed Models
6.1. Introduction
6.2. Single-Factor Models
6.3. Two-Factor Models
6.4. EMS Rules
6.5. EMS Derivations
6.6. The Pseudo-F Test
6.7. Expected Mean Squares Via Statistical Computing Packages
6.8. Remarks
6.9. Repeatability and Reproducibility for a Measurement System
6.10. SAS Problems for Random and Mixed Models
6.11. Further Reading
7. Nested and Nested-Factorial Experiments
7.1. Introduction
7.2. Nested Experiments
7.3. ANOVA Rationale
7.4. Nested-Factorial Experiments
7.5. Repeated-Measures Design and Nested-Factorial Experiments
7.6. SAS Programs for Nested and Nested-Factorial Experiments
7.7. Summary
Further Reading
8. Experiments of Two or More Factors: Restrictions on Randomization
8.1. Introduction
8.2. Factorial Experiment in a Randomized Block Design
8.3. Factorial Experiment in a Latin Square Design
8.4. Remarks
8.5. SAS Programs
8.6. Summary
9. 2f Factorial Experiments.
9.1. Introduction
9.2. 2 Squared Factorial
9.3. 2 Cubed Factorial
9.4. 2f Remarks
9.5. The Yates Method
9.6. Analysis of 2f Factorials When n=1
9.7 Some Commments about Computer Use.
9.8. Summary
9.9. Further Reading
10. 3f Factorial Experiments
10.1. Introduction
10.2. 3 Squared Factorial
10.3. 3 Cubed Factorial
10.4. Computer Programs
10.5. Summary
11. Factorial Experiment: Split-Plot Design
11.1. Introduction
11.2. A Split-Plot Design
11.3. A Split-Split-Plot Design
11.4. Using SAS to Analyze a Split-Plot Experiment
11.5. Summary
11.6. Further Reading
12. Factorial Experiment: Confounding in Blocks
12.1. Introduction
12.2. Confounding Systems
12.3. Block Confounding, No Replication
12.4. Block Confounding with Replication
12.5. Confounding in 3F Factorials
12.6. SAS Progrms
12.7. Summary
12.8. Further Reading
13. Fractional Replication
13.1. Introduction
13.2. Aliases
13.3. 2f Fractional Replications
13.4. Plackett-Burman Designs
13.5. Design Resolution
13.6. 3f-k Fractional Factorials
13.7. SAS Programs
13.8. Summary
13.9. Further Reading
14. The Taguchi Approach to the Design of Experiments
14.1. Introduction
14.2. The L4 (2 Cubed) Orthogonal Array
14.3. Outer Arrays
14.4. Signal-To-Noise Ratio
14.5. The L8 (2 7) Orthogonal Array
14.6. The L16 (2 15) Orthogonal Array
14.7. The L9 (3 4) Orthogonal Array
14.8. Some Other Taguchi Designs
14.9. Summary
14.10. Further Reading
15. Regression
15.1. Introduction
15.2. Linear Regression
15.3. Curvilinear Regression
15.4. Orthogonal Polynomials
15.5. Multiple Regression
15.6. Summary
15.7. Further Reading
16. Miscellaneous Topics
16.1. Introduction
16.2. Covariance Analysis
16.3. Response Surface Experimentation
16.4. Evolutionary Operation (EVOP)
16.5. Analysis of Attribute Data
16.6. Randomized Incomplete Blocks: Restriction On Experimentation
16.7. Youden Squares
16.8. Further Reading
Summary and Special Problems
Glossary of Terms
Statistical Tables
Table A. Areas Under the Normal Curve
Table B. Student's t Distribution
Table C. Cumulative Chi-Square Distribution
Table D. Cumulative F Distribution
Table E.1. Upper 5% of Studentized Range q
Table E.2. Upper 1% of Studentized Range q
Table F. Coefficients of Orthogonal Polynomials
Answers to Selected Problems
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It's been a busy week for ebook launches with Monday seeing an announcement from Plastic Logic for a new ebook that will be shown off at CES 2010, and a from fairly unkown company Spring Design who's Alex concept, which will supposedly be coming to market later this year, also features two screens.
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MAC Russian Red
657 reviews
87% would repurchase
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
Package Quality: 4.4
Price: $$$
on 6/29/2016 11:00:00 PM
Age: 18 & Under
Skin: Other, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
i absolutely love the color. it's a vibrant, sexy red that works with most if not all skin tones and it is highly pigmented. it's fairly long-lasting with primer. that said, it is not smudge or kiss-proof so i would keep that in mind when buying.
on 6/29/2016 11:52:00 AM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Green
+ Best blue toned "dark" red for me.
- Gets into my lines, making them too obvious.
- Too dry and crumbles, how do people ever survive with it on without drying out their lips to death?
All in all, wonderful colour, but will look for a dupe.
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on 5/23/2016 2:50:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Brown, Other, Fine
Eyes: Black
Very red, very beautiful with sexy look.
But it is too dry. I had one five years ago and didn't buy another one after it's lost.
on 5/16/2016 8:13:00 AM
Age: 36-43
Skin: Dry, Tan, Not Sure
Hair: Blond, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
The most amazing red! A must have for red lip lovers! There are some ways to wear it: with Cherry lip pencil or with Brick lip pencil as a base on entire lips for a deeper sexy Red. I also love using Pearl cream color base on high cheekbones when I wear bright colors on my lips...all products by Mac
on 5/14/2016 4:58:00 PM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Neutral
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Medium
Eyes: Brown
All time favourite lipstick.
True red, suitable for any skin tone. Great consistency. Great packaging.
Great quality!
on 4/17/2016 4:27:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
If you are not into the Ruby Woo hype, this lipstick is for you. It's my HG red lipstick and I'm completely obsessed over it. It was my second Mac lipstick and the one that started the obsession with Mac! It's a dark but bright red which is perfect for day or night. The formulas matte and it can become a little dry over time but its staying power makes up for it. It once lasted a 3 course meal and I don't own a lot of lipsticks that does that. Overall it's my go to red and one of my fav Mac lipsticks
on 2/21/2016 3:08:00 PM
Age: 44-55
Skin: Dry, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
My FAVORITE vamp all stops out red, not replicated by my now favorite brand of lipstick - a little known handmade brand called Elixr. I mostly wear natural lipstick now, no technical wowie ones like what makes this one stand out, so this biases how often I wear this. Still, I pull this one out when I am going all out red and looking not to reapply for hours. I apply it the old fashioned way, (which by the way also works for non-matte lipsticks):
1. Make sure lips are clean and dry (and exfoliated if possible)
2. Apply a good layer, preferably with a brush
3. Wait a minute, then blot with a tissue to remove excess
*4. Dust lips w/ a touch of powder
*5. Reapply with a lighter hand this time
*6. Blot again
*Oftentimes, w/ this lipstick, I don't do the * - forgo the second app :)
MAC is my favorite non-natural lipstick. This is true to their best of matte lipstick legacy. It goes on creamy and highly pigmented, then within a short time 'dries' to be somewhat long staying power for a lipstick (not like the paint-on super chemical stay on ones though!). I am a NC35; personally, I feel this color really stands out on the NCs more, though it's always relative to what you like personally.
on 2/12/2016 3:03:00 PM
Age: 30-35
Skin: Combination, Fair-Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Brunette, Wavy, Other
Eyes: Brown
I love this red, I've been trying it for over a year now and its such a great TRUE RED to me, its just what you envision when you read the color red, turn the page and the color hits you in the face.
on 2/1/2016 11:30:00 AM
Age: 25-29
Skin: Dry, Fair, Warm
Hair: Blond, Wavy, Fine
Eyes: Blue
This lipstick was my first and was almost last MAC lipstick.
Russian Red is a punch-in-the-face kind of matte red lipstick. It's bold, it's pigmented, and it is eye-catching. Things that are, for most, considered positives. Normally, these are things I would love.
It's just the formula and I did not get along. I found it, even with the Brick lipliner, to last 3 hours at max even without eating or drinking. During those 3 hours, my lips became almost painfully dry and flakey (even though I had exfoliated prior to application). On top of this, it faded unevenly, giving this weird ring around my lips.
The lipstick, like all MAC lipsticks, have a very strong vanilla scent. If you are sensitive to smells, it lingers for a while after application.
Between the lack of longevity and the uneven fading, this lipstick wasn't for me. A lot of people have a positive experience with it, and you may as well, but it just isn't the red for me.
- Pigmented
- Vanilla scent (for those that like it)
- Great for pin-up couture
- Vanilla scent (for those that are sensitive to smells)
- Fades unevenly
- Very drying
- Does not last long
- Requires lipliner
on 1/31/2016 7:07:00 PM
Age: 19-24
Skin: Combination, Medium, Not Sure
Hair: Black, Other, Other
Eyes: Brown
Wow. Beautiful lipstick! I had never really ventured the world of red lipsticks up until Russian Red. Most reds are too orange tone or I don't know, just not something I would wear. Russian Red has no awkward orange tones. It's a beautiful red.. mm like a blood red? That definitely does not sound nice but trust me, a nice wearable bold red lipstick. It complements my warm medium Indian skintone. Perfect for a night out. What makes this a 5 star lipstick is it's formula. It's matte and sets quickly. However it's not a crazy matte lipstick that is so uncomfortably drying. It's creamy just enough to apply nicely. I sometimes use MAC's Brick lipliner to create a neat application and help the lipstick's longevity (although Russian Red by itself lasts for a long time). I definitely suggest the usual exfoliation and moisturization of your lips for the best results.
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LOS ANGELES—At the annual Marcus & Millichap Southern California Multifamily Forum, developers on the "Anything But 90210" panel, which discussed emerging markets in California, explained that often, they looked for projects with a "story." Jim Andersen, SVP at Trammell Crow Co.; Mark Crawford, principal at Crawford Park Financial; Bill Montgomery, president of acquisitions and investment at Sares-Regis Group; Chad Sanderson, principal of business development and acquisitions at Bascom Group; Kevin Wilch, business development executive at Sears Holding Co.; and Joel Zide, principal at Mashcole Property Management Inc. sat on the expert panel to discuss the up-an-coming geographic markets on which they are finding the most projects.
"We are always looking for the best institutional story," said Andersen on the panel, noting that infrastructure, neighborhood and proximity to public transit are among the key characteristics. "Lenders are getting more sophisticated about what property characteristics drive higher rents." He used the example of a recent lender asking about the walkability score of a property, and getting excited to hear that it was high.
The group of developers had projects in cities and submarkets throughout the West Coast, noting Woodland Hills, Downtown L.A., Baldwin Hills, Las Vegas and Phoenix as some of the major hubs; however, rather than focus on geographic location, each pointed out that the surrounding amenities were the most important in deciding if a project was a good investment. Among those listed, proximity to public transit and job centers was most key to pinpointing a successful investment.
"Baldwin Hills area has amazing story. Every fourth stoplight has video camera now, so big brother is watching," said Zide, adding that the increase in safety makes it a great time to get in and redevelop the area. In his experience, clients are most interested in class-C and class-D property types that have a good value-add component. "To me the class-A and class-B market is drying up, but that is just in my world."
In the end, of course, the key factor is price. When moderator Daniel Gehman, studio leader at Harley Ellis Devereaux, asked each panelists what would cause them to walk away from a deal, each said price would always be the greatest determining factor. Andersen added that the property's full story includes the price. Currently, however, prices aren't deterring many buyers evidenced by the steep competition in the market. Montgomery notes that sometimes 13 buyers will show up at a property ready to buy while yields are going up. "It is crushing deals," he says.
Local governments are a big part of the rapid development throughout Southern California. Many cities have redeveloped their regulations and created a pro-growth environment that makes it easier for developers to come in an get entitlements and complete a project in a reasonable time frame. Andersen uses downtown as an example, saying, "That is not an accident. That is an example of city government encouraging and fostering growth.
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Skip to comments.Libertarians and the Tea Party
Posted on 03/13/2013 5:30:16 AM PDT by Servant of the Cross
As we pondered this question, we also wanted to know when and where the two groups intersected. We started with an informal survey. We asked several people the following question: when do you think the Tea Party movement began? They answered: when Rick Santelli ranted on the floor of the Merc in Chicago in February, 2009.
But our research into the history of the Tea Party took us back to 2004, to its first inklings as an organized force for rousing ordinary citizens to fight back against big government. In that year, Libertarian David Koch founded Americans for Prosperity, a nonprofit political advocacy group set up to educate the public on the principles of free markets.
Even though the term "Tea Party" was not used then, Koch's vision of "a mass movement, a state-based one, but national in scope, of hundreds of thousands of American citizens from all walks of life standing up and fighting for the economic freedoms" pretty much describes the movement we see today.
(Excerpt) Read more at americanthinker.com ...
Regardless, of whether the 'Tea Party' roots are libertarian or not (they are), we need to merge this into a unified 'One'. [can't we all get along?]
If the Marxist DemocRATS can unite over their vices, why can't we unite around our virtues?
'Tea Party' movement history ping article from the Thinker.
Libertarians are amoral, treacherous crypto Dems who must be purged from the Conservative movement.
Agreed 100%.
You'll have to ask the posters who will by shortly foaming at the mouth about 'liberaltarians', 'libtardians' and assorted other fabricated words.
I never understood the animosity myself.
That's a bit harsh, but your premise of amoralism is mostly true.
You can't separate Godliness and Freedom, especially under our constitution.
The hardcore libertarians not only see no value in traditional Western Judeo-Christian culture, but in many instances are openly hostile to it,
not seeing the necessity of this cultural underpinning in order to have the liberty they seek.
In answer to your question, it always comes back to
"what is the ultimate conflict?".
And that conflict is God's truth (reality) versus Satan's "alternate truth".
Disagree. Conservatives are not libertarians as much as libertarians may wish they were.
They may be able to take over a weak GOP by pretending to be conservative but I cant see them winning over many Conservatives.
Hey nice - you are the poster child for the divisiveness needed to keep us from being an effective force to counter the totalitarian left. You personafy perfectly the totalitarian right intolerant of those who favor the original premise of the Founding Fathers. Good job there.
>>Libertarians are amoral, treacherous crypto Dems who must be purged from the Conservative movement.<<
I think "leave me alone and my personal morals are none of your business so long as they do not harm another" is exactly what the framers had in mind when they crafted the Constitution.
Or is imposing your personal morals (outside of societal definitions) on others your definition of "liberty?"
The fledgling Colonialists united with France to win the Revolutionary War.
These are the times that try men's souls.
I think our current battle is in the 'secular' realm. The eternal realm comes later.
>> Libertarians are amoral, treacherous crypto Dems who must be purged from the Conservative movement.
An incorrect generality.
A large number of establishment players consider themselves to be part of the "Conservative movement".
The Libertarian Party is a haven for liberals that want to use the force of law to establish their goals. This is NOT libertarianism.
The Tea Party movement is rooted in libertarian principles which has nothing to do with liberal values.
Statism and libertarianism reflect enforcement. Conservatism and Liberalism define morality and values.
The conflicts come from moral issues. As long as my morality or pocketbook aren't compromised, I have no problems.
The task of reducing government is a huge undertaking. If Libertarians support candidates who want to chop federal spending, I'm not going to "purge" them from anything. If they then want to advocate some amoral legislation, I'll oppose them. But we have to build a coalition to cut government. I don't know many people who are 100% conservative or anyone who even knows that that is. There are a lot of Christians out there who are way too comfortable with government spending as long as government supports traditional values — Christian Socialists like Mike Huckabee.
I understand that we probably do need to work together, but I came out of the libertarian movement precisely because they had no issues with abortion, gay marriage, etc. I was upset because they saw no problem with it being taught (forced down students' throats) in school. The MAIN issue is only PERSONAL freedom. I'm sorry, but the Constitution is a moral code. It is more than about personal freedoms, a important as that is. What I began to feel after about 4 years, is that there was not a lot of difference between libertarians and the left, in some areas. It made me quite uncomfortable. It used to really bother me that Ron Paul stated he was a christian, but refused to support any attempt to overturn Roe v. Wade. His excuse was that only the states should have the right to determine abortion issues. My complaint was: how do we get it back to the states if we do not first overturn it? DUH! Anyway, I've been upset to see Rand following in his father's footsteps.
There are a lot of Christians out there who are way too comfortable with government spending as long as government supports traditional values
The age old L vs C arguement:
Does the virtuous man become free or is only the free man able to become virtuous.
Will a man abide the Constitution in the mannor of our founders — that is my only concern at this point.
Bravo - as not all conservatives are Republicans not all libertarians are Libertarian Partiers. We gotta find a better name for those of us who feel passionately about the original liberals who founded this Republic and loathed government coersion.
So these establishment Republicans who kinda like that totalitarian thing as long as the government is pushing their agenda are just as bad as the rest of the Gimmiedats.
There is something to be said for reality "forcing" virtue,
because without some sort of "safety net",
those practicing unvirtuous lives will suffer for it.
However, I have a biblical worldview, and within that worldview, only the righteous can truly be free.
If you are for using the government to coerse citizens then you have made a fundamental choice.
If we are free then we must be free to make stupid choices. Or is it just OK for government to coerce when it fits your idea of whats OK?
>>So these establishment Republicans who kinda like that totalitarian thing as long as the government is pushing their agenda are just as bad as the rest of the Gimmiedats.<<
May I please adapt that to a tagline? I might not have enough space to credit you...
"We have no government armed in power capable of contending in human passions unbridled by morality and religion. Our constitution was made only for a moral and religious people. It is wholly inadequate for the government of any other."
John Adams
1798, Address to the militia of Massachusetts
I believe that this has been addressed very well by Os Guinness and his Golden Triangle of Freedom (Rick Santorum talked about this in speeches) ...
Freedom requires virtue, virtue requires faith and faith requires freedom and around again."
That freedom requires virtue was explained by the political philosopher Edmund Burke, who wrote: "Men are qualified for civil liberty in exact proportion to their disposition to put moral chains upon their own appetites ... Society cannot exist, unless a controlling power upon will and appetite be placed somewhere; and the less of it there is within, the more there must be without. It is ordained in the eternal constitution of things, that men of intemperate minds cannot be free. Their passions forge their fetters."
Virtue requires faith because faith is the primary teacher of morality. That is not to say that one cannot be virtuous without faith, but for society as a whole faith is the indispensable agent of virtue. Faith requires freedom. Why has America remained a deeply religious country averting the road to secularism traveled by our European brothers and sisters? Again Madison's "true remedy," the combination of "free exercise" and no religious state supported monopoly, has created a vibrant marketplace of religions extolling everywhere the word of God to inspire people to fulfill His special plan for each of us. Our founders' inspired brilliance created a paradigm that has given America the best chance of any civilization in the history of man to endure the test of time. Time, this time now in American history is putting that to the test.
As I see it, there's a fine line between the Tea Party (limited government) and Libertarianism (little government). IMO that line falls somewhere around the 20% tax rate, i.e. with how much or how little government we're willing to live with.
If a people is incapable of governing themselves individually,
external governance will be required in order to control them.
Did someone already post this quote?
Men must be governed by God or they will be ruled by tyrants - William Penn
Conservatives and libertarians can agree on the Constitution.
RINO's don't like the Constitutions limits any more than the Socialist Dems do.
Choose a side.
Odin agrees.
"Libertarians are amoral, treacherous crypto Dems who must be purged from the Conservative movement."
Yeah, the problem there is, there are not enough CONSERVATIVE, constitutional republicans to win anything without libertarians help.
>> If you are for legalizing heroin
Why stop with heroin? The litany of depraved activity erroneously associated with libertarianism doesn't begin and end with narcotics ya' know...
Statism is evil. Don't perpetuate it by demonizing libertarianism.
Differentiate values by contrasting conservatism and liberalism.
"The "Tea 'Party'" is a movement, not a party. And it will not have the necessary power needed to throw the liberals out unless it comprises both libertarians and the more traditional conservatives. We need each other......
Regardless, of whether the 'Tea Party' roots are libertarian or not (they are), we need to merge this into a unified 'One'. [can't we all get along?"
The Tea Party problem at the moment is to root out the self serving political hacks who are trying to take over the name and in my opinion, destroy it. Dick Armey tried it with Freedom Works, and was finally ousted.
It's going on at CPAC right now, and all over the internet. The culprits do not have any interest in Tea Party principals, only in using the name to raise money for furthering THEIR agendas, not ours. They will destroy the Tea Party. They are the people who run CPAC, including cuban born head of the ACU, Al Cardenas and radical islamist loving Grover Norquist, both pushers of amnesty. The phony 'tea parties' are teaparty.net and TPNN(Tea party news network)
We have to clear out these traitors, then we might get somewhere. Most people aren't aware, or don't want to be, that they are being USED.
What a foolish statement.
I have a friend who is a die-hard Republican. He has a special needs child. He's all for ADA, government subsidies he recieves (because he deserves them) and government control of almost everything HE decides, according to his Calvinist doctrines, are "sinful."
There is no difference between that kind of "conservative" and liberal, except in what they want to control.
Call me a conservative, libertarian, liberaltarian, or any other label, I believe in the America of Roger Williams, Patrick Henry, Thomas Jefferson and many other founders of the United States.
If a belief that a man by his very nature is free to make mistakes that injure himself alone and that he has the responsibility of caring for himself and accounting for those mistakes makes me an "amoral, treacherous crypto Dem," then so be it. If this be so, then our nation was founded on amoral and treacherous principles and your views would be better served in Europe where top-down, big government control of individuals came from.
"I was upset because they saw no problem with it being taught (forced down students throats) in school."
The overwhelming majority of libertarians do not support the concept of public education in any sense, so I have difficulty believing you left "libertarians" because they wanted to force ideas down students throats in school. I suspect you were having discussions with liberals who liked select parts of libertarianism, not libertarians.
And sometimes by tyrants claiming to act for God.
LIEberaltarians are mindless liberals. They suck up to socialists and empower them. Libertarians are a major amoral, globalist black hole, sucking all the virtue and brains out of everything it touches in power.
I am for American constitutional freedom and it's Judeo-Christian culture and law - not Ayn Rand's crazy cult of social liberal stupids and amoral, greedy bastids.
Can we get along? Not until liberal-tarians abandon socialist cultural goals and demands for political correctness and join the land of the living - the American-Americans.
How about levellers. They are shockingly similar to libertarians.
Before tards come out and declare the levellers were commies, William Walwyn and "Freeborn" John Lilburne, the founders of the movement, were far from the so-called "true-levellers" (aka diggers) who were commies and who tried to take over the movement by using a similar name, but held radically different values. See the last provision of the leveller document "Agreement of the Free People of England."
Read the Putney Debates. You'll see the same debates we are having today. What should government do?
The Putney Debates: http://oll.libertyfund.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1322&Itemid=264
An Agreement of the Free People of England: http://www.constitution.org/eng/agreepeo.htm
Please. Most libertarians' ideas hearken back to Roger Williams, Jefferson, Samuel Adams, Rose Wilder Lane, Patrick Henry and John Lilburne. Most do not subscribe to the ridiculous excesses of Ayn Rand's philosophy.
I don't have to chose a side. Libertarians have made the choice for me...
this is just a whisper effort to peal away another group of republicans and make it impossible to be a republican and win.
a house divided.
we need to unite as conservatives and with any differences and then deal with them in house. Those differences can be addressed without the view of the MSM.
Exactly - government can't make a people moral.
Libertarians and Tea Partiers owe it to them to bail them out.
Republicans should denigrate Libertarians 'till they do(and even after).
Republicans are not just like the Democrats at all.
Including the Tenth Amendment's prohibition of federal involvement in within-state commerce such as that in marijuana?
The more I think of it 1992, and the Perot Run.
He was a charlatan live hand grenade with a bad haircut who would have made un-kubocko bucks with EDS and or Perot Systems managing Hillary Care, and he was a spoiler to help make that happen.
Hillary Care didn't and he got shafted.
But how many Indy's, Republicans, and Conservatives pulled the lever for him because they were so pissed @ Papa Bush for screwing with the Reagan Legacy.
The problem was everyone was looking for a leader and a new movement, the Tea Party back then didn't realize the power was in their hands, not surrendering it to someone else, and it took another 20ish years to figure it out !!!!
Good explanation of 1992 in your post #43.
I am guilty as charged. Papa Bush did not understand the times, was not concerned about the exploding debt, would not take on Bill Clinton( we didn't know about Mena(AK) Airport then, did we?)and Perot seemed like he could be a credible candidate.
Perot got 19% of the vote, Clinton became President, and Bush looked like "Wha happened?"
But I'll tell you what, the GOP was shocked outta their shorts by all this, We got Newt Gingrich and a Contract for America, and in '94, the House became Republican for the first time in 40 years! So I am proud of helping to make that happen.
Of course the GOP put up Dole in '96 and screwed the country once again. Similar to Sarah Palin helping to win back the House in 2010 with the Tea Party while the GOP-E sat on their @sses, and then two years later, put up Mitt Romney, guaranteeing an Obama second term.
I really don't care what happens to the GOP.
they either get on board with the Tea Party or become the Whigs of the 21st Century. Their call.
>>So these establishment Republicans who kinda like that totalitarian thing as long as the government is pushing their agenda are just as bad as the rest of the Gimmiedats.<<
Adjusted and made into a tagline. Mark this post well as it shall NEVER have attribution! (just like all the pics I have stolen) LOL (really, I am LOL IRL!)
>>Odin agrees.<<
Struck ya dead, did he?
Dang, he's got a temper!
>>Including the Tenth Amendment's prohibition of federal involvement in within-state commerce such as that in marijuana?<<
Look how successful The War On Drugs has been! Right up there with The War On Booze!
Look what it has gotten us!! Swat Teams armed to the teeth, an entire multi-billion dollar federal agency, a good 20-50% of all police resources (my guess), and as a capper: 25% of all prisoners are in for "drug-related offenses" (http://www.justicepolicy.org/images/upload/08_01_REP_DrugTx_AC-PS.pdf).
Dude tokin' the doobie in his living room contributes to the all-important Police State, baby!
how about...
Really? 200 years ago libertarians promoting abortion, homosexuals in the military and gay marriage, would have faced lynching, not mere political resistance.
That was my tag line here for about six years after we added the tag line box.
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The Avon Old Farms Beavers football team won Saturday's away conference game against rival school Salisbury School in overtime by a score of 20-14.
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(October 1, 2005: Salisbury, CT 06068) In Saturday's league game, the visiting Avon Old Farms Beavers football team scored a close 20-14 win over the Salisbury School Knights.
The Beavers (2-1) will now prepare for their game against Trinity-Pawling (Pawling, NY). The Lions enter the Erickson game with a 2-0 record. In their last game, Trinity-Pawling edged Kent School (Pawling, NY), 27-3, in a league game.
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